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Webinar Recording: Earning Energy Revenue to Fund Efficiency & Compliance Projects in New York Feb 2024

Topics: NYISO•Live With 5
Industries: All industries
Ambitious environmental and reliability goals in New York along with aggressive decarbonization efforts are putting pressure on large energy users to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprints while increasing their bottom lines. To add to the complexity, the cost of energy is going up and the grid is facing reliability concerns.
Compliance and energy efficiency projects can be costly - but what if there was a way to fund these projects and mitigate rising costs? Harris Eisenhardt, Market Designer at NYISO, Angel Fernandez Amores, Director of Energy Markets at Voltus, Eric Bratcher, Chief Risk Officer at 5, and moderator Taylor Duncan, Northeast Business Leader at 5 discuss how energy users are leveraging their distributed energy resources in new and innovative ways to earn energy revenue to fund energy efficiency and carbon reduction projects.
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